CTX01-19369-R

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Inductance:	150nH
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Fixed Inductors An inductor, also known as a coil, choke or reactor, is an electronic device that stores energy in the form of a magnetic field when electricity flows through it. It is made up of a coil of insulated copper or aluminium wire, usually wound in the shape of a spiral or helix, and placed around a magnetically permeable core such as iron, ferrite or powdered iron. The copper wire in the inductor acts as the magnetic field, and the core helps intensify the field by increasing the flux of the magnetic field. The primary application of an inductor is to store electrical energy and provide it to the circuit in a smooth and controlled manner. The CTX01-19369-R is a fixed inductor which is used in many circuits. It is a high-current, high-frequency inductor featuring low resistance and high inductance. This inductor is widely used in applications such as switch mode power supply (SMPS) circuits, dc-dc converters, LED lighting, and audio amplifier circuits. It is also used in many contexts such as wiring, antenna, radio and TV, and signal interference shielding. The CTX01-19369-R inductor is composed of an iron core, a coil of insulated copper, and a terminal. The iron core helps intensify the magnetic field of the inductor, while the insulated copper wire helps store electrical energy. The terminal is used for connecting to the circuit to allow electricity to flow through it. The inductor has a high resistance and possible power processing characteristics to help reduce power loss. In its working principle, when an AC current is applied to the inductor, an electromagnetic field is created around the coil. The flow of electrons in the coil creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field resists the change in current and thus acts as a clamp on the current, causing it to take longer to change direction or amplitude. When the current stops flowing, the magnetic field collapses, releasing energy back into the circuit as a pulse of current. The inductance of the inductor is measured in Henries, and depending on the application, this number can range from a few uH (microhenries) to several thousand mH (millihenries). The CTX01-19369-R fixed inductor is a great choice for many different circuit applications because of its high current and frequency capabilities, low resistance, and high inductance. It can help to reduce power loss and improve the overall efficiency, reliability, and safety of any circuit system.

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